19/10/2011

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Extraordinary personal stories from around the world. Today, Masood Khalili, an Afghan poet and diplomat, and now the Afghan ambassador to Spain, reflects on the al-Qaeda suicide attack in September 2001, which almost killed him. In conversation with the BBC's Lyse Doucet he describes why - as a result of the attack - he can no longer live in Afghanistan. Also the Nazi hunter, Efraim Zuroff explains why he's launching one last push to round up surviving war criminals. And, Esref Armagan, a blind turkish artist, explains how he manages to paint even though he has never seen light or colour.